When you state that you "applied for disability," was that for State Disability Insurance, "SDI", or Social Security Disability Insurance "SSDI", or for Supplemental Security Income "SSI"?

If you are taking about SSDI, then you must have 40 units of... View More

If you are collecting both SSDI and unemployment insurance you could have a problem because you told Social Security, under penalty of perjury, that you were unable to work due to your disability. Then you told your state unemployment department, also under the penalty of perjury, that you were... View More

The jury is not required to state on the verdict form whether an overt act was committed. This fact finding in implicit in a guilty verdict as the overt act is one of the required elements of the charged offense. Those elements would be contained within the CALCRIM instruction, you example number... View More

You need to call the criminal clerk at the county court house and tell them what you just wrote. In most counties, the procedure is to file a single page form asking the court to recall the warrant, the clerk will place your matter on the court's docket. Go to court and when your case is... View More

You would need to first demand your money back directly from the attorney you hired. It would be best if you placed your complaint in a letter, describing in detail why you believe you are entitled to the refund. Your attorney may agree with you, or provide a partial refund, or deny your claim... View More

You have not retained an attorney to represent you in the court proceedings. In immigration court, you are not entitled to have an attorney appointed if you cannot afford one, you must find a private attorney on your own.

Is sounds like you have a court case already filed as you referenced having Depositions scheduled. There are fundamentally two issues right now:

(1) is your lawsuit still active? Has it been dismissed, or is a trial still on the schedule? If so, then you need to speak with a personal... View More

It is my understanding that any student visa is provided by the institution by way of their SEVIS officer. You should check with your school.

Short answer is yes. The i-140 is based upon the employer petitioning on your behalf. You are the beneficiary of the visa petition. In your query you state "it will take years for my priority date to go current." I am assuming that your preference is something less than first, as a first... View More

The first place to ask is from your defense attorney. If you had a "criminal case" you either had a public defender, or you hired a private attorney, ask them.

Alternatively, you can call the criminal clerk at the superior court where your case was filed and ask the clerk. Good luck.

This is a tricky question as your boyfriend's conviction might trigger the Walsh Act, Especially if he is a mandatory 290 registrant, or needs to register as a sexual offender. You need to consult with an experienced immigration attorney to answer this question.

Assuming your United States citizen spouse files his tax returns in the US, he will need to show that his income is sufficient to support the intending immigrant, you. Alternatively, if your spouse has sufficient accumulated wealth, i.e., bank accounts, investments, real estate, etc., you will need... View More

The root issue underlying your questions really is, "Should an unlicensed teenage driver be given a parking permit at their high school?" Under the law, the clear answer is no. An unlicensed driver should not be driving a car for any possible reason.

Your question seems to be related to the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Your question is specific to state law and your question should be directed to the forum involving the State of Georgia.

Vehicle Code section 23152, subdivision (b) is often called DUI, driving under the influence.

Here is the United States Code section in question:

18 U.S. Code § 2261.Interstate domestic violence

(a)Offenses.—

(1)Travel or conduct of offender.—

A person who travels in interstate or foreign commerce or enters or leaves Indian country or is present within... View More

Do you have a court date? If you do, and appear without being booked, you will receive a booking slip where you will need to go to the police station for booking.

Good place to start in looking at the USCIS Website.

https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-citizens/visas-fiancees-us-citizens

No. You should take an experienced criminal defense attorney with you to the interview.

Take a look at this California Judicial Counsel Form.

https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/pldpi001.pdf